Mounting

Mounting

This is the act of putting a tyre on a wheel and ensuring that the assembly is balanced. When you purchase new tires, they need to be professionally mounted. It is also standard for the tyre dealer to charge a nominal fee for a valve stem.

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Category: Tires
Company: Michelin
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